This year’s Capital City Bike Fest was a wash out but people still showed up and had a great time! While the weather was bad outside there was plenty to see and do in the convention center. This is always fun for me to shoot. Here are some of my favorite photos from the really long weekend.
Tucked away off a busy road in Apex is this amazing piece of land and this 1949 pickup.
It has been a little while since my last post! Here are a few of my favorites from a (somewhat) recent just for fun, spur of the moment shoot with a custom ’50 Ford Woody. I had some fun in photoshop with the first two but decided to post the more normal versions as well.
I’ve been wanting to try this for a while now and with the help of my friend Todd I finally got to it. I had been searching for a while to find a good location when I came across this strip of road that had a double yellow line and more importantly no traffic. I wanted to try this so bad I was actually considering getting all my settings on the camera and lights and then having Todd zoom by ;) on a not so busy street, shoot a few frames and then move everything while trying to avoid traffic. There’s no way it would have worked. I’m glad I found an alternative. (click on an image to see the big version)
If you have ever been to the Dunn-Benson Dragstrip then you have probably seen this dude. He used to own it. He’s a long time friend of my wife’s family. I met up with him and my brother-in-law at his shop to get a few shots for my booth at the Ray Price open house next month. The area behind his shop has a bunch of older cars that have been parted out which made for a cool background for the photos. I think the best part was he had a story behind every car there. The kind of story only a long time car guy could tell. It was great.
